What's good, everybody. Welcome into your sports betting show of record. We call it the early

edge. We are powered, as always, by the almighty sports line. And the one thing that we always do,

we always listen to you, our fans, our followers,

our community, you've been screaming. I mean screaming for tennis content. Well, today,

today is your day. Welcome into the Wimbledon preview episode of the early edge. And I've looked

long and I've looked wide everywhere. And I've got the two very best in the world. And they're coming in from across the pond. Let's bring in the stars of the show.

Our men, text, look at him below. John Calvert, be doing our men's stuff today. Sean, hello, sir.

Hi, how you doing? I'm doing great.

Are you kidding me? And then Gavin Moore, he is our women's expert. Gavin, hello.

Hi, nice to meet you all. Oh, my goodness. I am thrilled. We are thrilled to have you as part of the

Sportsline family, so let's get right into it because this is the year's

third major. And there's so many storylines surrounding both the men's side and the women's side.

They didn't play this event last year because of COVID. So Sean, take me through the men's side

and give me just a few storylines that our fans at home can really sink their teeth into.

Okay. Well, the main thing on the men's side this time around is that Novak Djokovic

has won the French, obviously for the first time since I think 2016.

So he's got the first two majors of the year under his belt already.

If he wins Wimbledon, and he's a slightly odds-on chance to win Wimbledon,

then he's going to go into the US Open with the opportunity to do something that no man

has done since Rod Labor in 1969, and that's win all four grand slams in the same year.

And if he wins Wimbledon this year, he's going to tie with Nadal and Federer on 20 grand slams. So that's massive

incentive if he even needed it for Novak Djokovic to come and win Wimbledon this time

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